Hi.
I discovered Sympy just a few months ago, and I'm impressed.
I started to develope a General Relativity package based on Sympy at my
University. I've already written classes like Christoffel, Geodesic (which
computes the geodesic equations),Constants-of-motions (which computes the
constants of
Alexander,
> I discovered Sympy just a few months ago, and I'm impressed.
> I started to develope a General Relativity package based on Sympy at my
> University. I've already written classes like Christoffel, Geodesic (which
> computes the geodesic equations),Constants-of-motions (which computes t
On 03/08/2011 01:02 PM, Brian Granger wrote:
Alexander,
I discovered Sympy just a few months ago, and I'm impressed.
I started to develope a General Relativity package based on Sympy at my
University. I've already written classes like Christoffel, Geodesic (which
computes the geodesic equations
Hi Alexander,
On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 10:02 AM, Brian Granger wrote:
> Alexander,
>
>> I discovered Sympy just a few months ago, and I'm impressed.
>> I started to develope a General Relativity package based on Sympy at my
>> University. I've already written classes like Christoffel, Geodesic (whi
Alexander,
Brian expressed everything very well, and I am sure that your
contributions will be very much appreciated!
I worked on the tensor module[0] during the summer. At the moment, it
doesn't really deserve its name: We have implemented indexed objects
and implicit summation, but concepts l
Hi.
I've seen what you have done and it's amazing!!! I still have a lot to learn.
What I did was much simpler, but still I'll try to incorporate what I
did in your code, though it would be a slow process since I'm actually
working on cosmology, not exactly on computer programming.
I'll start study
